Air Force doctors train Pakistanis in battlefield surgery
Capt. (Dr.) Josh Alley (right) teaches Pakistani nurses how to use ultrasound for trauma patients, as Lt. Col. (Dr.) William Brian Perry looks on. Three doctors from the 59th Medical Wing recently served as volunteer instructors for a five-day medical course in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, to teach host nation medical professionals advanced surgery techniques for trauma patients either from natural disasters or war. Captain Alley is a general surgeon from Wilford Hall Medical Center. (U.S. Air Force photo/Lt. Col. (Dr.) Todd Rasmussen)
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